When the Google Variable Extraction returns an object, the program now ensures that the object contains entity content. This fixes the indexing error.
Fixes #169
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What's New?
When the Google Variable Extraction returns an object, the program now ensures that the object contains entity content. This fixes the indexing error.
Fixes #169
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How Has This Been Tested?
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and the docs look fine[ ] I ran
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to check for what "format" missed[ ] I added my tests to the
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directory[ ] I ran
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and all the tests pass